Biology Anatomy Terms

noun A part or element of a larger whole

adjective Describing something as being a constituent part of a whole

• The software development team is working on integrating a new component into the system.
• I'm adding a new component to my gaming setup to improve performance.
• I'm gonna slap this new component into my car and see how it runs.
• Trust is a key component in building strong relationships.

noun a bend or curve, especially in a solid object

• The flexure of the steel beam allowed for greater structural integrity in the building.
• I love how the flexure of this yoga mat makes it easy to roll up and store.
• Check out the flexure on that skateboard deck, it's perfect for doing tricks.
• The flexure of his moral compass was evident when he chose to lie to protect himself.

noun a tooth at the back of the mouth, used for grinding and chewing food

• The dentist examined the patient's molar for any signs of decay.
• Ouch, my molar is killing me!
• I need to get this molar checked out ASAP.
• The molar of the story is to always brush and floss regularly.

noun a point at which lines or pathways intersect or branch; a central or connecting point

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• The network consists of multiple interconnected nodes.
• Make sure you click on each node to see more information.
• I can't believe that node is still causing issues.
• She is like a central node in our friend group, connecting everyone together.

adjective relating to or located on the acrostichal area, which is the upper surface of an insect's thorax

• The acrostichal bristles on the insect's abdomen helped scientists identify the species.
• I noticed the acrostichal hairs on the bug while I was studying it.
• Check out the cool acrostichal stuff on this bug, it's so interesting!
• Her acrostichal personality traits spelled out a unique and fascinating individual.